Introduction
This Payment Policy outlines the terms, methods, schedules, and conditions related to payments for services provided by Dilaawar Interiors. It applies to all interior design, architectural design, exterior and landscape design, project management, and consultancy services offered to residential and commercial clients across Pakistan.
By engaging our services, clients agree to comply with this Payment Policy.
Accepted Payment Methods
Dilaawar Interiors accepts payments through:
- Bank transfer
- Online banking
- Cheque
- Cash (where legally permitted)
- Other mutually agreed digital payment methods
Payment method details are shared during consultation or proposal approval.
Payment Structure
Payments are generally structured as follows:
- Advance payment before project initiation
- Milestone-based payments for ongoing projects
- Final payment upon project completion or handover
The exact structure is defined in the project agreement or proposal.
Advance Payments
- Advance payment is mandatory to confirm booking
- Work will not commence without advance payment
- Advance payments are non-refundable unless stated otherwise
Milestone Payments
For larger projects:
- Payments are divided into defined phases
- Each milestone must be cleared before proceeding
- Delays in payment may result in work suspension
Late Payments
In case of delayed payments:
- Project timelines may be extended
- Additional administrative charges may apply
- Dilaawar Interiors reserves the right to pause services
Price Revisions
Prices may be revised due to:
- Changes in project scope
- Client-requested modifications
- Material price fluctuations
- Government taxes or duties
All revisions are communicated and approved before implementation.
Taxes and Government Charges
- Prices are exclusive of applicable taxes unless specified
- Any government-imposed taxes are payable by the client
Disputed Payments
Payment disputes must be raised in writing within a reasonable time. Services may be paused until disputes are resolved.
Non-Payment Consequences
Failure to complete payments may result in:
- Termination of services
- Withholding of designs or deliverables
- Legal recovery actions if required